... (Rohemia}_ sine b The German Emperor arrived at the sts roblem at nine this morning. His Majesty wa feat of by the Archduke Francis Ferdinand and his ha and children. Extremely cordial greetings were excha: ‘ic hold Na the crowd which had assembled zave ...

... and the con six of them is serione. The Archduke tempt Ferdinand and his wile were on their we x = Saws Ytwa —_ broke out of the crowd and fired the two fs failed at them, them Was The reception of the Archduke and Di the City Hall was carried out accordin ...

... Although he is much upset, his Majesty's nd an all that could be desired. the Archdukes Vienr have been notified of the tragedy,-and ar back to the capital. The late Archduke's EAD are expected from Konopischt to-day. The Emperor rose as early as four ...

... to telegram* received in Paris from Berlin the German Emperor, when ho visiw the Archduke Franc Ferdinand next month, will accompanied Admiral von Tirpitz. The Archduke, said, being greatly intcros-tod in naval matter*, has exproofed a desire to make ...

... heen held by the Archduke rhduke Francis Ferdinand’s early education and > point were planned on lines as much o lacken on which the bringing up of an enl Prince should in these days proceed as i Joseph sible to conceive. The Archduke Karl | sitated described ...

... gece eat tine Rt lt eivable | tide af Ananche mn én, tes uch-dis- THE ARCHDUKE AND ENGI sign of ——— more Some years after becoming heir to the lacked the Archduke Francis Ferdinand made a ect he pntion. the world, and on his return home was to publish ...

... other ve ORS.— under the guidance of t> 7 ding of numerous parties of sightseers hav to visit, the ...

... which the Austrian A Francis Ferdinand and his wife were fat. NIA. by an assassin at Sarajevo, Bosnia, on throw little further light on the tragedy,” that it was a ‘very sudden affair. Accord Central News telegram, the Archduke’s 1: to the Duchess of Ho ...

... ass red to of the Archduke. The first official news ot the the British Embassy in Vienna, but no det given. The shock which the intelligence present King and Queen was the more poignant, b y with the fact that the murdered Archduke and r again were about ...

... wna — ee ow } ready while the Archduke was still sitting qui mur and upright, his mouth was full ot blood. V car stopped before the Konak, the Duc completely unconscious when she was lif motion, “nea by the car. The Archduke also collapsed in io. ane Archau ...

... ** defective.” Of the character of the 4 > ARIS. Francis Ferdinand Europe knew little, \TION. Austrians themselves he was until a few a “dark horse.” “I know nothing about, the ssid an Archduke,”’ political leader sume years after hecome heir to the Crowns ...

... Established over 35 yes » iE ELLE LEEDS, TUESDAY, JUNE 30, 1 inn SUMMARY OF THE The assassination of the Austrian 4 Francis Ferdinand and his wife is show grams received yesterday to have been and swift. It appears to be the genera’ sion that the crime is ...